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Further Research on the Formation of Axial Fibres in the Brain, by Dr. Paul Flechsig, Dr. Döllken, and Dr. Nissl. A Digest

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 February 2018

W. W. Ireland*
Affiliation:
Mavisbush House, Polton

Extract

In a reprint from the Neurologisches Centralblatt, No. 21, 1898, Dr. Paul Flechsig gives us some further investigations on the development of the fibres in the human brain. In his examinations he has used forty-eight hemispheres belonging to twenty-eight brains of all periods of early life, from the fótus of seven months to the child of fifteen months. He thus sums up the results to which he has arrived.

Type
Part I.—Original Articles
Copyright
Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists, 1899 

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